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The apartment in Platja de Muro has 3 bedrooms and has capacity for 6 people.
The apartment has 90 m². It has views to the sea.
The house is situated in a residential neighborhood next to the sea.
The accommodation is equipped with the following things: garden furniture, terrace, fireplace, iron, covered car parking in the same building, tv.
In the butane gas independent kitchen, refrigerator, microwave, oven, freezer, washing machine, dishes/cutlery, kitchen utensils, coffee machine, fryer, toaster are provided.. Number of double bed: 2. Number of individual bed: 2
|Sleeps up to 6, 3 bedrooms
|Nearest beach
|5 m
|Car not necessary
|Nearest travel links
|65 km, 10 km
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Log fire
|Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms
|Cots (1)
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Balcony or terrace
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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The travesty imprisonment of Orville "Lee" Wollard will continue, with the blessing of Gov. Rick Scott. Last week, Scott cast the decisive vote to keep Wollard locked up for firing a warning shot after being attacked in his home by his daughter's boyfriend. Police said the boyfriend ripped the surgical stitches from Wollard's abdomen.
The 60-year-old first-time offender has already served about seven years of a mandatory 20-year term. A Polk County jury had convicted him of shooting into a dwelling and aggravated assault with a firearm.
A charge of child abuse was included because the boyfriend of Wollard's daughter was 17 at the time of the incident, in 2008.
Curiously, the same prosecutor who'd originally offered Wollard a deal of five years' probation (with no prison time) told the state clemency board on Wednesday that Wollard should stay behind bars after all this time.
So let's look at what we have here.
A man was attacked in his home by his daughter's boyfriend. That alone is sufficient, assuming he believed the threat was credible (and it appears he did), to shoot him dead. Indeed, the record shows that the boyfriend did inflict serious bodily harm (the threat thereof being the threshold for the use of deadly force.)
Instead of shooting the boyfriend he discharged the weapon into the wall. For this he was charged with use of a firearm in the commission of a felony (shooting in/into an occupied building) and child abuse (since the daughter was not 18) and under Florida's mandatory sentencing law for firearms offenses he was incarcerated for 20 years (since he discharged the weapon.)
The stupidity of the way this law was applied is obvious on its face. Nonetheless, this is what the law allowed at the time (it has since been fixed, incidentally, however that fix was not retroactive.)
Governor Scott just confirmed that he lacks the mental acuity of an ant, as the law was clearly misapplied in this case. Florida's 10/20/Life law is a good law in the general sense, but that doesn't mean it cannot be misapplied. All laws can be misapplied; we would hope that when legislators write them they avoid that through careful construction but since laws are made by men and passed by men this sort of error does occur.
Enter two groups of people who are supposed to prevent this. The Prosecutor is the first one. Where are the people in this county and why aren't they picketing that bastard's home and office?
Second, however, is the jury. Despite what you are told when you are called to Jury Duty your job is to judge the totality of the situation before you. That's why we have juries in the first place; there is no need to weigh evidence when it is incontrovertible, and often it is. Indeed, in today's world of cameras and audio recorders it is frequently the case that there is no dispute over what happened at all; there is in fact a record of it in a form that, absent tampering, is known with a fair degree of certainty.
The fact is that your job doesn't end there as a juror despite what the Judge will tell you. Your job includes judging whether the charge leveled against the defendant is appropriate given the circumstances of the alleged offense.
In other words your job is to determine if a breach of the peace has occurred, not simply if a violation of a "law" has occurred.
Laws are made by men. Men commit errors. They commit errors both in declaring something illegal that is not because it violates one's unalienable rights (which no man, and no government, may rightfully infringe) but also in applying a law that was written for one purpose to another either through ignorance, stupidity or malice.
This prosecutor disgusts me. But what's equally disgusting, if not more-so, are the citizens of Polk county who condemned this man to prison for what appears to be a facially-incorrect application of a law intended for violent criminals to a man who was being attacked in his own home.
Do you live in Polk County? If so then you have a responsibility to right this wrong. You are responsible for this Sheriff (you elect him), you pay the taxes that support this county government including the prosecutor's office and you imprisoned this man unjustly.
You did that. He didn't do it, you did it.
It is your responsibility to fix it and that responsibility rests in each and every one of you.
Now about those so-called "scientists" that want those who do not believe the "climate narrative" prosecuted -- can we go after them under 42 USC 1983 and 18 USC 242 for attempting to deprive persons of their rights under color of law?
A MATHEMATICAL discovery by Perth-based electrical engineer Dr David Evans may change everything about the climate debate, on the eve of the UN climate change conference in Paris next month.
A former climate modeller for the Government's Australian Greenhouse Office, with six degrees in applied mathematics, Dr Evans has unpacked the architecture of the basic climate model which underpins all climate science.
He has found that, while the underlying physics of the model is correct, it had been applied incorrectly.
He has fixed two errors and the new corrected model finds the climate's sensitivity to carbon dioxide (CO2) is much lower than was thought.
It turns out the UN's Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change has over-estimated future global warming by as much as 10 times, he says.
Do you know why science requires (1) the publication of your raw data, (2) the publication of all the manipulations, constants, formulas and other transformations you do to your data, (3) the publication of your methods (that is, your means of collection of data, how you decided what data to collect, etc) and your analytical process?
It's for exactly this reason -- and what's better when the IPCC models are re-run with this clear error repaired the lack of correlation with the prediction and actual results disappears.
And guess what: Global warming now looks to be caused by.... exactly what I have been saying was the cause.
So, the new improved climate model shows CO2 is not the culprit in recent global warming. But what is?
Dr Evans has a theory: solar activity. What he calls "albedo modulation", the waxing and waning of reflected radiation from the Sun, is the likely cause of global warming.
Yes, which was something that I noted immediately when I started looking at the actual data: global temperatures had a very high correlation with observed solar activity which we have a very good record of going back hundreds of years because it was very easy to observe without modern scientific equipment. We thus have direct observations of same and records of same. They correlate, with a fairly deterministic (that is, fixed) lag time, to global temperatures.
CO2 does not which means you need to postulate a model that does not square with what we know about the physical properties of carbon dioxide.
Seriously. Unless you have $500 to blow on a speculative emergency item, you should die.
Note that the purchase is speculative because (1) the drug expires, and (2) you don't know if you'll need it. But if you do need it, and don't have it, you're ****ed.
Now here's the ball-buster: These pens were $18 a year ago.
Most people (even the very poor) can scrounge up $18 for a speculative purchase such as this, especially when it might save their life if they need it. Yes, it's low odds you will need it but if you need one of these you need it now, not in a few minutes or hours.
So how did this happen? The drug in these things is not on patent, but our system of government has made it possible for a handful of manufacturers to form an effective monopoly and then raise the price by 2,500% -- 25 times what it used to cost just a year ago.
Oh by the way, if you are an EMS department you can still buy a vial with 1mg of the drug (3 doses, approximately) for $4.13. A syringe costs pennies (diabetics use them daily.) So why can't you simply buy both and keep them around? Because of the scammers in the medical industry that advocate for, and got passed, laws that make it illegal for you to do so.
Why isn't this the issue in our political system right now? Why isn't everyone involved in this crap under indictment for violations of the Sherman and Clayton Acts? Why aren't you in the streets insisting that this garbage be stopped across the board and those who refuse or resist be indicted, prosecuted, convicted, imprisoned and asset-stripped to their underwear.
Come talk to me about all the other things you want to argue over in the political realm when -- and only when -- this has been addressed. This (monopoly-related pricing in the medical industry) is the only issue that bears on the budget, the issue that bears on your household disposable income and the issue that will, if we don't address it, destroy this nation economically within the next couple of decades -- after it destroys you economically within the next five to ten years.
Things get more curious by the day...
First, there has been floating around for the last few days a report that the shooter in Oregon was on a Russian Terror Watchlist -- one that that Obama administration refused to consider. All the sources on this point to a somewhat-sketchy European point of origin, but it definitely bears watching.
Then there is the "curious" whitewash of the shooter's face. The shooter was clearly a black man and yet it was reported widely in the blogosphere that CNN did severe violence to his complexion, whitening it to look like a white guy who had never seen the outdoors! In the process, however, the managed to delete the moles on his face, which gave away their deception since the image that they used as a source with the background intact (and thus easily compared) is still around. Why, would anyone attempt to change the apparent race of the shooter? (Ed: CNN has denied they ran any image of the shooter, and virtually everything has been scrubbed from the Internet at this point.)
Third, if this man was indeed not crazy but instead an ISIS/ISIL/MuzzieNutjob or both then that destroys the narrative being pressed by Obama (and now Hitlery too) on gun control, doesn't it? Never mind that Hitlery's "forefront charge", she claims, is facially bankrupt. She has said she wants "100% background checks at gun shows" and has promised to do so via "executive action" should she be elected. Well, Oregon already has that via state law. It did nothing to change outcomes, did it?
I remind everyone that virtually every mass-shooting, with a couple of exceptions over the last two decades, has taken place in a so-called "gun free" zone.
Obviously criminals prefer to shoot at unarmed peasants (and, possibly, other criminals) rather than face the possibility that an armed, peaceful citizen might be present. If we really wanted to do something about these sorts of situations we'd encourage people to be armed since the clear history shows that criminals prefer places where the absence of defensive armament has been declared. Remove that and they'll have to face the odds of someone prepared and able to offer effective resistance.
There are also those who claim that "nobody" (as in "civilian") has ever stopped a mass murder incident. False. I have a few examples that required no research whatsoever; they are entirely from memory. The first was the Clackamas mall shooter that a concealed-carrying citizen confronted; the shooter, who was armed with a rifle killed himself upon being confronted -- the concealed carry holder was almost-certainly seen targeting him after he drew as he was forced to seek cover by the gunman; his line of fire was obstructed by innocents who might have otherwise been hit. The second was very recent; an armed Uber driver this spring shot and stopped a gunman who opened fire into a crowd of people at Logan Square Mall. The third was the nutjob in the food plant in Oklahoma a year or so ago; he was shot and killed by the COO who grabbed a firearm and ended the assault.
Then there is the case of a civilian that ignored the rules and had a gun anyway, even though he wasn't supposed to. That would be the doctor in the psychiatric clinic in Pennsylvania, where an enraged man shot and killed a caseworker and then shot the doctor, wounding him. Despite the office being a posted "murder here all you want" (that is, "Gun Free") zone the doctor had a gun, drew it and shot the perpetrator, ending the assault.
Why is it that Rolling Stone intentionally lies about this, along with the rest of the media and politicians? It's because they know good and damn well that if you face the facts head-on you cannot prevent someone hellbent on murder from acquiring whatever they wish to use. You can try, but you will fail, and when (not if) you fail you then have simply turned the populace into targets on a shooting range. This is unacceptable and that the politicians know this is true is evidenced by the fact that Hillary, as a former Secretary of State and First Lady, and President Obama along with the "important" people in both major political parties have gun-toting guards around and with them 24 hours a day.
The first thing we must do as a society is take down the "Unarmed Citizen Shooting Range" signs from our schools and other venues around the country. It is utterly outrageous that we advertise to crazed felons-to-be that they have the best odds of completing their crimes unopposed in places where our children are present, among others -- but the worst part of this outrage is when we consign our children to such a place and they are both forced to be there and incapable mentally of consenting on their own. If you wish to walk into such a place voluntarily (e.g. a shopping mall) that's your call but you have no right to force others, especially young people without the ability to give or decline consent under our legal system, do so.
Second, we must recognize that once any person is willing to commit murder all the other crimes you can concoct for him or her to be convicted of up to and beyond that point are immaterial. This is basic logic; you cannot execute a man nor imprison him for life more than once. Since a nutjob needs only one firearm or, for that matter, any other implement of destruction to commit his act you would need to get rid of all of said implements, or substantially all of them, to make them inaccessible. Unless you intend to start by disarming the police, Secret Service and similar (and we know you're not) you're wasting your time.
Third, we place AEDs in public places and encourage private businesses to have them because if you're having a heart attack the 3 minutes it takes for the ALS folks to get there is 3 more minutes than you have and the presence of that AED might save your life. The same 3 minutes is required for the cops to get there when a bad guy shows up and starts shooting; the presence of armed civilians might save your life. There are no guarantees in either circumstance but I will take all the odds-shifting I can get in my favor should something ugly of that nature occur, whether it be a heart attack of a nutjob with a gun. For this reason I want to encourage people to be armed and, in my opinion, so should you.
Finally, we as citizens have a duty to call out all of the politicians and media who intentionally lie about these matters. These are not mistakes, they are intentional acts.
Blatant falsehoods are unacceptable and when it comes to media outlets they exist on advertising dollars. It is your duty as a citizen who has an interest in the truth to boycott every single advertiser associated with or running ads on any media outlet that intentionally runs a false narrative when it comes to matters of life and death.
The reason for this is simple: The life or death involved next time may well yours or that of someone you love.
There are some very disturbing reports coming in about the Oregon shooting.
First off, it was clear within minutes that the shooter targeted Christians. How many people in our political system have been outraged that Christians were targeted for execution while others were either shot in the leg or not shot at all? I have heard exactly nothing from Obama or anyone else in political power in that regard. Why not?
Second, you've heard my screeds over the years about The Second Amendment. If you cannot argue facts and logic then get the hell off my lawn -- you're unwelcome around me. In matters of life and death there is exactly zero room for any sort of "squishy", "touchy-feely" or "feel good emotionalism."
Let me be clear: If you resort to emotion when life or death are on the line you are going to die.
If you wish to entertain the debate here on firearms, gun control or anything of the sort then you are going to argue logic and facts. Here they are:
If you cannot argue these points from a perspective of logic then you have no basis to be here as a member with the privilege of commenting and having your state (e.g. what you've read, etc) between sessions. In point of fact this is a perfect illustration of the difference between rights and privileges -- you have no right to be on this site on the Internet at all as it is private property, and therefore I may deny you entry as I wish.
Now let me leave you with one more thing to contemplate.
There are reports that the shooter reloaded during his rampage. If these reports are true and he was in the room with a bunch of people who were about to become deceased then you need to hear this very clearly and must read this next sentence over and over until it sinks in:
Stop watching the damn movies and become educated now about firearms.
The instant that jackass dropped his magazine and thus announced he was out at the close range that exists in a classroom (30-50' or so maximum, right?) there was absolutely no reason on God's Green Earth why the persons there should not have immediately grabbed something (e.g. a chair!) and threw it at him and/or bum-rushed the shooter.
He was empty and thus at that point he was a thug with a club until he could reload.
Everyone reading this needs to spend some time in the deep, dark recesses of their mind and drill this singular fact far, far into your consciousness:
If you find yourself in a situation like this you must assume you are dead.
Therefore, logic says that anything you do from that instant forward can only change things for the better. Yes, you may fail. One ex-military member reportedly did try to rush the shooter and was shot several times. It is reported he is expected to survive. His doing so likely prevented some number of other people from being shot as the shooter was occupied with shooting at him. He is a hero but the point here is not to urge people to be heros -- it is to point out that once your life is under assault in this sort of fashion nothing you can do will make the situation worse; you can only improve your odds.
You won't hear this from the mainslime media nor from the so-called "pundits" and "experts" but it is true. You do not know how many rounds or what other weapons the person threatening you has. You only know that that person's very presence and presentation means that from an objective point of view you must assume you are dead and thus if you get any tactical advantage, no matter how small, you must take advantage of it immediately and without a second thought.
On United Flight 93 the passengers did exactly this, collectively. They saved a tremendous number of lives by doing so. They correctly surmised that they were all dead at the moment they learned the plane had been hijacked and was intended to be used as a bomb. There was, for this reason, no downside to any action they might take -- they could only improve their odds and those of others, and decided to do so.
This was the correct decision. It is the only logical decision and the only logical set of actions in a circumstance such as this.
Folks, firearms do not shoot themselves. They do run out of ammunition. If they are not aimed, but rather wildly fired, they either miss or if they hit someone it is much less likely to cause serious injury or death than if they are deliberately aimed. Bullets do not have a GPS embedded in them as you see in the movies and without deliberate, concentration action most of the time they will miss. There is an infamous Youtube video of a bar fight in Toledo a number of years back in which many shots were fired at close range typical of the distance you'd find in a classroom. Watch the video folks, and then realize this: Not one of those rounds hit anyone.
Therefore anything you can do that detracts from an active shooter's concentration and deliberation who is targeting you increases your odds of survival and that of everyone in the area with you.
If you are scared of firearms then do something about that. Take a shooting lesson from an instructor or someone you trust that owns firearms. Learn how they work and how to handle them safely without quivering in fear. A gun is just a mechanical device and simpler than most that you use every day; it is vastly less-complex than a bicycle, lawn-mower or car. Safe use and handling of firearms is not difficult to learn at all and every gun works essentially the same way. Understanding this and having at least a passing level of comfort with it means that if you find yourself in a situation such as what occurred the other day and you are given a tactical break no matter how small you will have a clean opportunity to save not only your own life but that of everyone in the vicinity.
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Was Hamlet fat? Isaac Butler (previously) investigates for Slate.
"I no longer believed in the various justifications for our existence"
Wallace Shawn interviewed by Liese Spencer in The Guardian. Wallace Shawn interviewed by Susan Bernofsky for Public Books. Wallace Shawn interviewed by Hilton Als for The Paris Review. Wallace Shawn interviewed by Andrew O'Hehir for Salon. [more inside]
Well, women are used to worrying over trifles.
Trifles is a powerful, brief, one-act play written by Susan Glaspell and published in 1916. It is for this play (and a short story version of it entitled "A Jury of Her Peers") that Glaspell is best known today, but she deserves to be better appreciated: "Her plays received better reviews than those of Eugene O'Neill, and in 1931 she was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for her play Alison's House [pdf summary]. . . . Glaspell was the co-founder with her husband George Cram Cook of the Provincetown Players (1916-1922), the Little Theatre that did most to promote American dramatists, and her diplomacy and energy held the group together for seven years. It was largely thanks to Glaspell's intervention that O'Neill's first plays were performed, and she played a major role in stimulating and encouraging his writing in the following years."
these stories happened to so-and-so, they're happening to us.
and, with a quaint device, the feast vanishes.
"Putting magic at the center of a play about a magician doesn't seem like that radical a choice," explained Teller's co-director and co-adapter Aaron Posner. "But in the history, at least the modern history of producing 'The Tempest', it is a radical choice."
"You shouldn't dream your film, you should make it!" ~ Spielberg
Filmmaker IQ offers an extensive variety of free online courses, articles and tutorial videos for aspiring filmmakers. Their image gallery is also fun to browse through. [more inside]
If you have the chance, please work with Dame Judi Dench.
23. On screen, your hero can blow away 500 bad guys, but if he smokes one fucking cigarette, you're in deep shit. Sam Mendes's 25 Rules for Directors
Teach your audiences to want surprises - not pacifiers.
"Every play in your season should be a premiere—a world premiere, an American premiere, or at least a regional premiere. Everybody has to help. Directors: Find a new play to help develop in the next 12 months. Actors: Ditto. Playwrights: Quit developing your plays into the ground with workshop after workshop after workshop—get them out there. Critics: Reward theaters that risk new work by making a special effort to review them." -Ten Things Theaters Need to Do Right Now to Save Themselves
Matt Berry is the Toast of London
Toast Of London stars Matt Berry (IT Crowd, Snuff Box, Garth Marenghi's Dark Place) as troubled theatre actor Steven Toast, an eccentric middle-aged actor with a chequered past who spends more time dealing with his problems off stage than performing on it. With a recent divorce, a highly controversial play to perform every night, a shell shocked army officer for a brother and an audition in a prison - it's turning into another very busy day for Toast in this, the pilot episode for the Channel 4 series. [SLYT] [NSFW] [more inside]
She'll drink to that!
Elaine Stritch Is Really Not Thrilled About Her Golden Years (June 2013), but she's making it work (September 2013). A documentary about her life will premiere this fall. In the meantime, perhaps you'd be interested in the Elaine Stritch Alarm Clock?
"Mrs Chater demanded satisfaction and now you demand satisfaction."
Tom Stoppard's "Arcadia," Twenty Years Later. Novelist Brad Leithauser muses on "the finest play written in my lifetime": One sign of "Arcadia"'s greatness is how assuredly it blends its disparate chemicals, creating a compound of most peculiar properties. The play's ingredients include sexual jealousy and poetasters and the gothic school of landscape gardening and duelling and chaos theory and botany and the perennial war between Classical and Romantic aesthetics and the maturing of mathematical prodigies. [more inside]
Ephemeral New York
Ephemeral New York 'chronicles an ever-changing, constantly reinvented city through photos, newspaper archives, and other scraps and artifacts that have been edged into New York's collective remainder bin.' [more inside]
He's documenting history, one Asian movie theater at a time
Three years ago, Phil Jablon (aka The Projectionist) started a concerted effort to start documenting the rapidly-vanishing stand-alone movie theaters and former theaters in Southeast Asia. Today his website, The Southeast Asia Movie Theater Project is a historian and movie-theater lover's dream. Jablon has captured the faded, the lost, the torched, the almost lost, the repurposed, the reborn, and the unbounded. [more inside]
The Devil's Auction
Why this lady is wearing a horse costume. previously.
"For the drama and the way it may happen to be played, and the plot or moral or meaning of it, nobody seems particularly to care. The point of interest is, first, the dancing; next, the dancers, and last, the scenery."[more inside]
Rachele Gilmore's 100 MPH Fastball
Andy Ihnatko writes a charmingly enthusiastic post about listening to the same aria, from the same production, sung in two very different ways: by the star, and by the understudy: Rachele Gilmore's 100 MPH Fastball [more inside]
Theatre geeks rejoice!
Susan Blackwell is an American actress, writer and singer, best known for playing herself in the musical [title of show].[1] The web series "Side by Side by Susan Blackwell" chronicles her unconventional encounters with Broadway celebrities: sorting laundry with Daniel Radcliffe, feeding goats with Jonathan Groff, researching rectal surgeries with Norbert Leo Butz, naming dogs with Zachary Quinto and consulting a ouija board with Andrew Rannells, to name a few. [more inside]
Our Stratfordian Cousin
Speak the speech I pray you as I pronounced it to you...
Original Pronunciation (OP) "...performance brings us as close as possible to how old texts would have sounded. It enables us to hear effects lost when old texts are read in a modern way. It avoids the modern social connotations that arise when we hear old texts read in a present-day accent." The site includes transcripts of Shakespeare plays and other writings with IPA notations, indicating how to pronounce them in OP. It also includes some audio recordings. [more inside]
Little Shop of Horrors closed (but not for renovation)
"On Saturday June 18, 2011, representatives from the licensing agency came to watch our production. I met them before the show and explained the reasons behind my actions and that I understood the consequences. The cast was also prepared. We could have restored the production to the original script, we could have canceled the show and left them to wonder, we could have faked a medical emergency or technical failure – believe me, all of these scenarios crossed my mind. In the end, we chose to be honest and share the production we had created." Artistic director Nick A. Olivero writes an open letter to the theatre and arts community discussing the recent forced closure of his show, Little Shop of Horrors, at San Fransisco's Boxcar Theatre Company. [more inside]
Show's over, folks.
Off Off Broadway Pioneer RIP
Ellen Stewart, RIP [more inside]
Only guy with crabs on Broadway is Sebastian
Defamation by Twitter Broadway actor Marty Thomas has filed papers in court asking that the identify of the "bwayanonymous" Twitter account (cache) be revealed, after the account made a post alleging Thomas has crabs.
So please you, something touching the Timelord Hamlet. Captain Picard.
The Royal Shakespeare Company presents Hamlet, starring David Tennant as Hamlet, Sir Patrick Stewart as Claudius and the Ghost, Oliver Ford Davies as Polonius, Mariah Gale as Ophelia, and Edward Bennet as Laertes. Directed by Gregory Doran. [more inside]
I'll Give You Stars and the Moon but not any sheet music
Theatre composer Jason Robert Brown (bio) tries to explain to a young fan why it's wrong to download sheet music from the Internet for free. Via.
All The World's An MP3
The American Theatre Wing hosts MP3 interviews with actors, directors, playwrights and other artists. e.g. Stephen Sondheim and Anna Deavere Smith and F. Murray Abraham and Eric Bogosian and John Patrick Shanley and Edward Albee and Venessa Redgrave and Alan Ayckbourn and...
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Frinds, Roomuns, coontrimun, lend me yurr eerrs.
Oy coom too berry Sayzurr, nut too preyze im. That's a reconstruction of how Brutus's famous speech from "Julius Caesar" may have sounded to Shakespeare's original audience. (Scroll down in the linked page for the rest of the speech -- or look inside this post.) If you'd like to learn more about Original Pronunciation (OP), check out www.pronouncingshakespeare.com, where you'll find several recordings by David Crystal, the scholar who probably knows most about the subject. You can also listen to this example or this NPR broadcast, first linked to in this 2005 post, here. Ben Crystal, David's son, tries some OP here. [more inside]
There was good sport in its making
The Royal Shakespeare Company presents King Lear, starring Ian McKellen, directed by Trevor Nunn, adapted for broadcast and available in its entirety online. [more inside]
No more guessing when to run and pee
Every movie has a few scenes in there somewhere that aren't crucial to the plot. Every movie has a few minutes you can miss and not be lost when you sit back down. Now you can go see a movie and get that extra large soda without worrying about missing anything important. No more guessing when to run and pee!
If an artistic director has quantified the dream of theatre on a spreadsheet, they are dead already.
Monologuist Mike Daisey has a beef with the way theater is made in the United States: . He's made that beef the substance of one of his monologues, How Theater Failed America. Now, Todd Olson, Producing Artistic Director (scroll down for bio) at the American Stage Theatre Company in St. Petersburg, Florida, has beef with Daisey, too. Olson says: balance my budget, wretched actor miscreant; Daisey says: bring it. [more inside]
Renewing the economics of theatre
The recession has hit the theatre world (and the arts scene in general) very hard - but some argue that theatre practitioners aren't doing themselves any favours when seeking funding. The main question insufficiently addressed is "who is the funding for?" - hint: it's not about you. Approaching theatre as a product isn't working, not when MFA acting programs don't often allow its graduates to earn enough to earn back their debt. So now the question is: how can the economics of theatre be changed?
Thus did the sons of the Heike vanish forever from the face of the earth.
The Tale of the Heike (Heike Monogatari) is a medieval Japanese account of the rise and fall of the Taira clan and has inspired many other works of art. Click on the chapters and scroll down to see Heike illustrations (or start here), see more art or figures inspired by the Heike. Would you rather read? [more inside]
ObitFilter: Paul Sills
Paul Sills, son of Viola Spolin and one of the fathers of Chicago style improv comedy through his work with The Compass Players (who sort of morphed into Second City) and through his Story Theatre work has passed away at age 80. Chicago has lost two of its legends in one day.
Probably not quite a fiasco!
Atlanta's Theat(er|re) community is unloading on a local Christmas show. [more inside]
Hi. Bye.
Composer spoofs HSM to plug Broadway show
Theatre composer imitates teen heartthrob to plug his upcoming Broadway show. Features a cameo from one of Broadway's teen heartthrobs. [more inside]
Lautrec's models in photographs
Photographs of the dancers, actresses, cafe-life figures and prostitutes who were the subjects of Toulouse Lautrec's paintings, including such luminaries as Sarah Bernhardt, "La Goulue" (Louise Weber; remember this?), and Jane Avril, who was the model for this last, iconic, Lautrec poster. View pages of the art matched up with photos, here, here, and here, and go to this page to rummage around in even more collections that include photos of Lautrec, his friends and family, street and location scenes, and lots of other tidbits. [Spanish language site; NUDITY]
Legally Blonde on Broadway
Broadway.com has been doing a video diary of Legally Blonde: the Musical as it moves toward Broadway. See the first rehearsal with director/choreographer Jerry Mitchell, visit a costume fitting, or catch a sneek peek of the show's pre-Broadway tryout in San Francisco. Legally Blonde starts performance in New York City on April 3rd.
Black Light Theatre
The Black Light Theatre of Prague ("Černé Divadlo" or simply Black Theatre) is a Czech performance style characterised by the use of black box theatre augmented by black light trickery. Although this performance style can be found in many places around the world, nowhere is it more prolific or specialized than in Prague. Some sample images: 1 2 3 4. YouTube: 1 2 3.
Ibsen Year 2006
How are you celebrating Ibsen Year 2006? Reading Henrik Ibsen's plays? His poems? What about his paintings? There's always Peer Gynt: The Videogame.
The Emperor Jones
"The Emperor Jones was a landmark drama, not only in conception but also in production: a black actor, Charles Gilpin, was permitted for the first time to enact the leading role in a New York drama." James Earl Jones and collaborators discuss and rehearse a later production. Currently Elizabeth LeCompte directs Kate Valk, a middle-aged white woman in blackface, in a contemporary production from the Wooster Group. They've courted this type of controversy before. The NYTimes loved the show, this review isn't as glowing.
At what point did the muse disappear and become replaced by the dramaturg?
At what point did the muse disappear and become replaced by the dramaturg? "Scripts aren't written, they're rewritten", goes the cry from all the script gurus - all the literary managers, editors, producers, dramaturgs - not just in theatre but film, too. Why do they say this? Because their jobs depend on it. If scripts were left alone, what would they do? Dominic Dromgoole writes about playwriting in the UK.
Dove possiamo sentire l'opera?
After a three-year absence and $108 million in renovations, Europe's premier grand dame of opera houses, Milan's Teatro alla Scala, will reopen on December 7, 2004. The honor of the opening night opera has been delegated to Antonio Salieri through his obscure opera-ballet Europa Riconosciuta, which is the very same opera that inaugurated La Scala's first season in 1778, and has not been performed in 226 years.
A Shoggoth on the Roof
"A Shoggoth on the Roof," a musical theater adaptation of HP Lovecraft's work, was set to be staged this fall by Chicago's Defiant Theatre, but the production has been scrapped due to legal threats by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick, the creators of "Fiddler on the Roof".
The Exonerated
The Exonerated
Want to see some great theater and learn a bit about our great system of justice and capital punishment? Then The Exonerated may be the show for you.
The other night I went to see The Exonerated, which has been playing Off Broadway since last fall and is also appearing in theaters around the country this year. Composed wholly from court records and interviews by playwrights Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen, this documentary drama recounts true tales of horror from the American criminal-justice system. The actors sit downstage and read their parts as the stories of six innocent citizens condemned to death row unfold. If this sounds like a worthy endeavor, it is; if it sounds dull or didactic, it isn't.
Want to see some great theater and learn a bit about our great system of justice and capital punishment? Then The Exonerated may be the show for you.
The other night I went to see The Exonerated, which has been playing Off Broadway since last fall and is also appearing in theaters around the country this year. Composed wholly from court records and interviews by playwrights Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen, this documentary drama recounts true tales of horror from the American criminal-justice system. The actors sit downstage and read their parts as the stories of six innocent citizens condemned to death row unfold. If this sounds like a worthy endeavor, it is; if it sounds dull or didactic, it isn't.
Jerry Springer: The Opera
Jerry Springer: The Opera? You know, whenever I happened to have this misfortune to watch Springer, I too thought "It's got tragedy. It's got violence. There are people screaming at each other and you can't understand what they're saying." but I didn't quite make the leap that "It's perfect for opera."
But now on an operatic journey that takes us the tv studio to hell, the British National Theatre is realizing this vision.
To quote from the libretto: "This is a Jerry Springer moment!" sing the chorus. "We don't want this moment to end, so cover us in chocolate and throw us to the lesbians."
Skeptical? Read the reviews!
But now on an operatic journey that takes us the tv studio to hell, the British National Theatre is realizing this vision.
To quote from the libretto: "This is a Jerry Springer moment!" sing the chorus. "We don't want this moment to end, so cover us in chocolate and throw us to the lesbians."
Skeptical? Read the reviews!
The Federal Theatre Project
The Federal Theatre Project Collection. "The Federal Theatre Project was the largest and most ambitious effort mounted by the Federal Government to organize and produce theater events. It was an effort of the administration of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt to provide work for unemployed professionals in the theater during the Great Depression which followed the stock market crash of October 1929." Arguably the high water mark in the history of live theatre in America, The Federal Theatre Project was a program introduced as part of The New Deal. The production archives for three of the major productions (two by Orsen Welles) are of particular interest. The success of Tim Robbins' The Cradle Will Rock may have influenced other's perceptions about the importance of Mark Blitzstein's lackluster (but controversial) play of the same title.
Annoying Audiences
That Show-Stopper: The Bloody Audience! Interrupting a performance of Hamlet, John Barrymore once threw a large fish at a group of coughing members of the audience, shouting: "Busy yourselves with that, you damned walruses!" Stephen Pollard, in The Independent, suggests people now behave in public as they do at home, oblivious of their fellow concert or theatre-goers. Art-house audiences are equally annoying. Perhaps show rage will become the road rage of the 21st Century? [The main link, addressing rock audiences, comes in very small type but is worth reading all the same. The third link is an amusing mini-play about audience harrassment.]
Vaudeville Slag: No Applesauce!
Vaudeville Slang. A boffo glossary of the language of American Vaudeville. Visit the main site for tons of links to famous performers and theatres. For more hokum, you can visit here to watch and hear some actual Vaudeville acts. No applesauce!
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CONKLIN, N.Y. — The main grocery store here was replaced by a Family Dollar store, already faded. The historic front of the town hall, a castle no less, is crumbling, and donations are being solicited. The funds earmarked to strip off the lead paint from the castle's exterior went instead to clear mold from the basement. This town of roughly 5,500 residents looks alarmingly like dozens of other towns and cities in New York's Southern Tier, a vast part of the state that runs parallel to Pennsylvania. Years ago, the region was a manufacturing powerhouse, a place where firms like General Electric and Westinghouse thrived. But over time companies have downsized, or left altogether, lured abroad or to states with lower taxes and fewer regulations. Conklin's population is aging [ ... ]Read More..
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Our clambake was a huge success! I must take a moment to thank all of those who worked so hard to make the event come together so smoothly and enjoyably. Stupendous Job Everyone!!!
We had over 100 people turnout for the wonderful food and to hear our great guest speakers. In addition to the planned speakers we also heard from Assemblyman Cliff Crouch and NY Senate candidate Fred Akshar. Their appearance and words were an awesome surprise and valuable show of support for our cause. We can't thank all of our speakers enough for being there for us Sunday and always!!!
In addition to his spoken words, Fred Akshar has sent the letter linked to at the end of this post that you'll want to save, reread from time to time this fall, and remember as you dec [ ... ]
Dear Friends and Natural Gas Supporters, Last week I invited any and all Natural Gas supporters to a clambake for a wonderful afternoon of information, food, and fun. This week I have even more good news about that event. The cost has been reduced from $55.00 per person to $50.00 per person! That's right, reduced! The rest of the details remain as were sent out last week. The picnic will be at Mountain Top on Sunday September 13 from 1:00PM to 6:00PM. Here is a link to Mountain Top's website... http://mountaintopgrove.com/ Here is a link to directions to Mountain Top's grounds... http://mountaintopgrove.com/directions.html To help us all stay abreast of recent Natural Gas related matters we'll hear from two important speakers. First Mike Atchie of Williams Corp. will give us an [ ... ]Read More..
Dear Friends and Natural Gas Supporters,
We've got a great, fun filled opportunity for you to enjoy one more summer picnic while learning the latest about some important landowner rights and Natural Gas developments.
We're promoting a picnic at Mountain Top on Sunday September 13 from 1:00PM to 6:00PM. The menu includes all the great Mountain Top Clambake food…
Clambake Menu
Manhattan Clam Chowder
Raw Clams Opened on the Half Shell
Steamed Clams
Large Chilled Shrimp
Charcoal Grilled Ribeye Steak Sandwiches
Slow Roasted BBQ Pork and Beef Sandwiches
Grilled Hamburgers and Hot Dogs
Hot and Sweet Sausage with Peppers and Onions
Baked Potatoes with Toppings
Fresh Salads
Corn on the Cob
Iced Tea
Assorted Sodas
Draft Beer
Wine Cooler
To help us all stay abreast of rece [ ... ]
Published in WellSaid (Cabot Blog) As most people know, Pennsylvania has unique geology that has helped make it the home of some of the largest-producing shale plays in the world. Roughly 75 percent of the Commonwealth sits on top of the Marcellus and Utica shales, each with their own distinct characteristics. Even across Pennsylvania the Marcellus varies in structure, depth, thickness and even the type of gas produced. One of the most interesting differences in the Marcellus is whether the natural gas produced is considered "wet" or "dry" when produced. That will make a difference in the end usage and products which can be created from the natural gas. Cabot's operations are in an area of dry gas therefore to get a full perspective, we've partnered with the folks at Sunoco L [ ... ]Read More..
Exporting U.S. natural gas would be good for the economy and the environment. Aug. 26, 2015 in US News and World Report,--- Author attribution at end of article As David Brodwin correctly states in his July 16 article ["The Case Against Exporting Natural Gas"], our oil and gas abundance, powered by horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing, has driven down energy costs. Restricting the export of natural gas, however, has stifled production – especially against the backdrop of http://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.cfm?id=22572" target="_blank">recent downward price projections – and in so doing threatens the many benefits that have come with our energy renaissance. Technological advances have made the United States a prolific producer of natural gas, so [ ... ]Read More..
By Jamison Cocklin August 3, 2015 In NGI's Shale Daily After its record-shattering Utica Shale test in Southwest Pennsylvania, EQT Corp. plans to phase-out its Upper Devonian drilling program in the state and redirect that capital to the Utica. The company said earlier this month its Scotts Run well in Greene County, PA, tested at a 24-hour rate of 72.9 MMcf/d with an average flowing wellhead pressure of 8,641 psi (see Shale Daily, July 23). The Utica well was the company's first in Pennsylvania. It was completed with 18 fracture stages on a 3,221 foot lateral, bringing the initial production rate to 22.6 MMcf/d per 1,000 feet of lateral. Following the deliverability test, EQT said Scotts Run produced an average of 27 MMcf/d on restricted choke during a seven-day period. "Gi [ ... ]Read More..
Guest post written by Jacki Pick 8/25/2015 in Forbes Opinion Ms. Pick is the executive vice president and chief operating officer at the National Center for Policy Analysis. As environmental groups gather to strategize maximum mileage from the president's "Clean Power Plan," they would do well to remember what they might regard as the greatest environmental triumph of this century: The U.S. already leads the world in carbon emissions reduction, with emissions down 26% since the shale boom hits its stride in 2007. Why? Because of the use of natural gas, a fossil fuel, now produced in historic volumes made possible through fracking, or hydraulic fracturing. Fracked natural gas has been key to reducing U.S. carbon emissions to their lowest levels since 1988, [ ... ]Read More..
By Tom Wilber at wilberwrites 8/7/2015 A propane fracking proposal in Barton sets the stage for a new set of policy tests July 8 the five-farm family group's intentions to install a natural gas well underneath afield in the Town of Barton.(Photo: KELLY GAMPEL / Staff Photo) The proposed propane frack in the Town of Barton is setting the stage for a new set of policy tests that could shape the long-term fate of shale gas development in the state. The Cuomo administration has banned the use of high volume hydraulic fracturing because too little is known about its impacts on health and the environment. But that ban could be lifted with a new administration, changing technology, shifting politics, more information and establishment of case law. In the meantime questions of what exact [ ... ]Read More..
By Tom Shepstone in Natural Gas Now on August 6 2015 UPDATE: Rumor has it the Cuomo Administration may choose the next DEC Commissioner directly from the ranks of the NRDC gang. Could this be true? Could Cuomo be THAT indebted to the Rockefeller clan and their ruling class ilk? Well, if Larry Rockefeller's $60,800 contribution to Andrew's last campaign and his campaign ad for the governor are any indication; the answer is a definite yes. The NRDC gang is running New York right now. The Joe Martens record at DEC should be Exhibit No. 1 in an indictment of the cronyism typifying New York government, if you can call it government. Joe Martens was lauded the other day in a fawning story that appeared in the Albany Times-Union entitled "Outgoing DEC Leader Joe Martens Le [ ... ]Read More..
By Scott Waldren in Politico NY on 8/11/2015 ALBANY—The latest delay in granting an approval for a major natural gas pipeline in New York illustrates the awkward spot the state's energy policy is in, where environmentally sensitive policies and practical reality collide. The Constitution Pipeline will stretch from Pennsylvania through the Southern Tier and into Schoharie County, where it can connect to a network of other pipelines. It will add more capacity as New York and New England increasingly turn to natural gas for power. Even though Gov. Andrew Cuomo banned fracking, a move that converted some of his harshest critics into his advocates, he has actively worked to make the state more reliant on natural gas, including his personal intervention in converting a Buffalo-area coal-bur [ ... ]Read More..
By Edward Dodge as comentary in Timesunion.com 7/26/2015 Anti-gas activist Yoko Ono recently ran a full page ad in The New York Times urging opposition to the Constitution Pipeline. The Constitution Pipeline is a proposed 120-mile natural gas line that will bring Marcellus Shale gas from Pennsylvania up to a distribution point in New York that will allow the gas to be delivered throughout the Northeast. Ono claims that fracking is bad for your health, bad for communities and bad for the climate, and we need to block infrastructure projects like pipelines in order to prevent the industry from growing. Like all anti-gas activists, Ono relies on the timeless method of spreading fear, uncertainty and doubt without ever offering any cost-benefit analysis. Chief among the claims used to oppos [ ... ]Read More..
By Mark J. Perry - - Tuesday, July 21, 2015 in The Washington Times---- opinion The anti-fracking movement has moved beyond the realm of the petty and unseemly into the ridiculous. Led by Yoko Ono, the avant-garde artist and widow of musician John Lennon, fracktivists are trying to stop construction of pipelines that would carry natural gas from the Marcellus Shale region in Pennsylvania and West Virginia, and the Utica Shale region in Ohio to markets in New York and New England. Designed to alleviate current bottlenecks in natural gas distribution, the new pipelines could help reduce the cost of natural gas and electricity for hundreds of thousands of households and businesses throughout the Northeast. If there was ever any doubt, it's now clear that the myopic anti-fracking obse [ ... ]Read More..
By Ken Girardin July 26, 2015 | 8:00pm in NY Post Opinion There's more than one way to frack a shale formation, and that could be very good news for New York's economically stagnant Southern Tier — if, this time, Gov. Cuomo allows it. The region's prospects for resurgence were squelched last month when Cuomo formalized the nation's first statewide ban on high-volume hydraulic fracturing. The process, commonly known as hydrofracking, uses large amounts of pressurized water to open fissures in shale deposits and release oil and natural gas buried thousands of feet underground. Cuomo's prohibition has left billions of cubic square feet of natural gas locked in the Marcellus and Utica shale formations — roughly a mile beneath a region that ended 2014 with fewer private-sect [ ... ]Read More..
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To prepare himself Zach has been swimming and lifting weights at the Mystic Community Center with his coach, Dave Podziewski of Norwich. He still has to take 13 different medicines each day to prevent organ rejection and other problems, but he can now eat without vomiting, something that plagued him before the transplant.
"When he was sick like that we couldn't even think about Christmas. We just focused on each day and seeing if he would get a kidney. We were worried about him having to start dialysis and getting sicker. We had no idea how this year would turn out," said Laura Abbett, Zach's mother, as her son polished off his second helping of pasta one day last week. "Every Christmas now is like a celebration of life for all of us."
Compounding the Abbetts' problems last Christmas was that they were struggling to pay Zach's mounting medical bills. After reading about their plight, people across the region donated money and gifts to the family. Valenti Auto Mall of Mystic gave the family a nearly new minivan after reading that the Abbetts were worried their aging van would no longer be able to get Zach to his numerous doctor's appointments in Hartford.
"If it wasn't for all those people I don't know how we could have ever made it. It was a blessing. It was the nicest thing anyone could ever do," Laura Abbett said.
The biggest gift came from Tia DeWick of New London. She read about Zach in The Day and offered to donate one of her kidneys to him even though she had never met him. DeWick and the Abbetts have stayed in touch since the transplant took place at Hartford Hospital in March.
Since then Zach has made steady progress. He's decreased the number of medications he has to take, and his doctors' visits have gone from several times a week to just once every six weeks.
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